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æ· ¡ ¤ @ /† < Ɠ § Ó ü t o † < Æõ  x 9 BK21 Ó ü t o  á Ԗ ÐÕ ªÏ þ ›, ' õ AÅ Ò 361-763

(2012¸   3 Z 4 14{ 9  ~ à Î6 £ §, 2012¸   4 Z 4 5{ 9  à º& ñ ‘ : r ~ à Î6 £ §, 2012¸   5 Z 4 7{ 9  > F  S X ‰& ñ )

Prudnikov _  & h ì  r õ  / å L à º\  › ' a ô  Ç  ½ ™× ¼· ¡ ¤ õ  Gradshteynõ  Ryzhik_  & h ì  r, / å L à º x 9 Y  L \  › ' a ô  Ç Ã º³ ð

\

  š ¸  H R

π 0

R

0

f (a sin θ cos φ + b sin θ sin φ + c cos θ) sin θdθdφ _  ³ ð€   & h ì  r› ' a > d ” `  ¦ Ä »• ¸ % i  .

s

 3 l q& h `  ¦ 0 AK " f B Ä º 4 Ÿ ¤ ¸ ú šô  Ç Rodrigues_   r„  d ”  @ /’   ý a³ ð» ¡ ¤`  ¦ ¿ º     r„  `  ¦ r & " f & h ì  r s  ç ß –é ß – K

 t • ¸2 Ÿ ¤ ë ß –[ þ t # Q" f Ä »• ¸ % i  . Õ ªo “ ¦ s  & h ì  r s  : Ÿ x > % i † < Æ_  # Œ Q ë  H ] j\  # Qb  G>  6 £ x6   x ÷ &  H t \  ¦ ˜ Ð

% i  .

Ù þ

˜d ” # Q: { 9 ^ ‰y Œ • & h ì  r,  r„   ' Ÿ § > =, “ ¦„   Û ¼— 2 ;> 

An Angular Integral Involving a Scalar Product and Its Application to Classical Spin Systems

Suhk Kun OH

BK21 Physics Program and Department of Physics, Chungbuk National University, Cheongju, 361-763

(Received 14 March 2012 : revised 5 April 2012 : accepted 7 May 2012)

A surface integral formula R

π 0

R

0

f (a sin θ cos φ + b sin θ sin φ + c cos θ) sin θdθdφ compiled without derivation in Integrals and Series by Prudnikov, Brychkov and Marichev and in Table of Integrals, Series and Products by Gradshteyn and Ryzhik is explicitly derived through two coordinate rotations instead of using the complicated Rodrigues rotation formula. We show how this integral can be used to investigate of many statistical physics problems.

PACS numbers: 05.90.+m, 05.10.-a, 02.10.Yn

Keywords: Angular integral, Rotation matrix, Classical spin systems

I. " e ] Ø

“

¦„   Û ¼— 2 ;> _  ¨ î + þ A: Ÿ x > % i † < Æ& h  $ í | 9 `  ¦ · ú ˜ ˜ Ðl  0 AK 

"

f  H ì  r C † < Êà º\  ¦ > í ß – # Œ    H X < s M : 2 " é ¶ ½ ¨³ ð€  



© œ_  & h ì  r`  ¦ à º' Ÿ ½ + É € 9 כ ¹ Ò q t|    [1–5]. s  Qô  Ç & h ì  r×  æ _

   Prudnikov et al. [6]õ  Gradshteyn et al. [7]\ 

E-mail: [email protected]

z 

´ 2 ;  6 £ § _  & h ì  r› ' a > d ” s  .

Z π 0

Z 2π 0

f (a sin θ cos φ + b sin θ sin φ + c cos θ) sin θdθdφ

= 2π Z 1

−1

f ( p

a 2 + b 2 + c 2 t)dt (1) s

 & h ì  r› ' a > d ” “ É r ¾ º Ä »• ¸Ù þ ¡  H t   H µ 1 ß) €4 R e ” t  · ú §“ ¦ Õ

ª   õ ë ß – é ß –í  H y  0 A_  Õ þ ˜[ þ t \  z  ´ 9e ”  .   " f s  & h  ì

 r› ' a > d ” `  ¦ é ß –í  H y  Ä »• ¸   H  כ “ É r Õ ª  ^ ‰ ë ß –Ü ¼– Ð < É ª p 

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Fig. 1. (Color online) Vector ~ A and ˆ r in the xyz- coordinate system

e ”

  H { 9 s  “ ¦ ½ + É Ã º e ” t ë ß – s  כ `  ¦ é ß –> Z > – Ð ½ ¨^ ‰& h Ü ¼

–

Ð Ä »• ¸   H כ “ É r à º† < Æ x 9 Ó ü t o “ §¹ ¢ ¤ \ • ¸ _ p  e ”  “ ¦



« Ñ  ) a  .  8Ô  ¦ # Q s  & h ì  r`  ¦ # Q‹ "  Ó ü t o  ë  H ] j\  6 £ x6   x`  ¦ ½ + É Ã

º e ”   H t \  ¦ ¶ ú ˜( R˜ Ѝ  H  כ “ É r  8¹ ¡ ¤ _ p e ”   H { 9 s  “ ¦ ^  ¦ Ã

º e ”  . ‘ : r  7 Hë  H \ " f  H s  כ [ þ t`  ¦  [ jy   À Ò# Q ˜ Г ¦  ô

 Ç .

II. X ì Ä Ä Z Ø8 ý 4  ˜ m

d ”

 (1)`  ¦ Ä »• ¸ l  0 AK " f 7 ˜' 

A = aˆ ~ x + bˆ y + cˆ z (2) ü

< é ß –0 A 7 ˜'  ˆ

r = sin θ cos φˆ x + sin θ sin φˆ y + cos θˆ z (3)

\

 ¦ • ¸{ 9   . Õ ª Q€   d ”  (1)`  ¦  6 £ § õ  ° ú  s  ³ ð‰ & ³½ + É Ã º e ” 



.

Z π 0

Z 2π 0

f ( ~ A · ˆ r) sin θdθdφ = Z

f ( ~ A · ˆ r)dΩ. (4)

#

Œl " f dٍ  H { 9 ^ ‰y Œ • כ ¹™ è(solid angle element)s  .

Mathews ü < Walker [8]\  Å Ò# Q4 R e ”   H @ /g A$ í | 9  ~ ½ ÓZ O 

`

 ¦ s 6   x # Œ Fig. 1_  ˆr`  ¦ z-» ¡ ¤ \  { 9 u  • ¸2 Ÿ ¤  r„  r & 

˜

Ð . s X O >  l  0 AK " f  H €  $  ˆr`  ¦ z-» ¡ ¤ \  @ /K " f y Œ •

•

¸ −φë ß –  p u  r„  r †    6 £ § \  y-» ¡ ¤ \  @ /K " f y Œ •• ¸ −θ ë ß –

 p

u  r„  r v €    ) a  . { 9 ì ø Í& h Ü ¼– Ð 7 ˜'  ˆ ω = (ω x , ω y , ω z ) \  _

K " f " î r   ) a “ ¦& ñ » ¡ ¤ \  @ /K " f y Œ •• ¸ θ ë ß –  p u  r„  r & Å Ò



 H  r„  ' Ÿ § > =`  ¦ ½ ¨   H ´ òÖ  ¦& h “   ~ ½ ÓZ O “ É r Rodrigues  r„   d ”

 (Rodrigues’ rotation formula) [9–11]`  ¦  6   x   H  כ s 



. s  d ” Ü ¼– Ð Â Ò'  % 3 # Qt   H  r„  ' Ÿ § > =“ É r  A ü < ° ú   .

R ω ˆ (θ) = e ωθ ˆ

= I + ˆ ω sin θ + ˆ ω 2 (1 − cos θ)

=

cos θ + ω 2 x (1 − cos θ) ω x ω y (1 − cos θ) − ω z sin θ ω y sin θ + ω x ω z (1 − cos θ) ω z sin θ + ω x ω y (1 − cos θ) cos θ + ω 2 y (1 − cos θ) −ω x sin θ + ω y ω z (1 − cos θ)

−ω y sin θ + ω x ω z (1 − cos θ) ω x sin θ + ω y ω z (1 − cos θ) cos θ + ω z 2 (1 − cos θ)

 .

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0

A\ " f ƒ  / å L ô  Ç z-» ¡ ¤ \  @ /ô  Ç ' Í   P :  r„  “ É r

R z ˆ (−φ) =

cos φ sin φ 0

− sin φ cos φ 0

0 0 1

 (6)

_

  r„  ' Ÿ § > =\  _ K " f l Õ ü t ) a  .Õ ªo “ ¦ D h– Ðî  r y-» ¡ ¤ \ 

@

/ô  Ç ¿ º  P :  r„  “ É r

R y ˆ

0

(−θ) =

cos θ 0 − sin θ 0 1 0 sin θ 0 cos θ

 (7)

_

  r„  ' Ÿ § > =\  _ K " f l Õ ü t ) a  . 0 A_  ¿ º ' Ÿ § > =`  ¦   ½ + Ë 

#

Œ 7 ˜'  ~ A \  & h 6   x €  

A ~ 0 = (a cos θ cos φ + b cos θ sin φ − c sin θ)ˆ x +(−a sin φ + b cos φ)ˆ y

+(a sin θ cos φ + b sin θ sin φ + c cos θ)ˆ z (8)

  ) a  . s  כ õ  ˆ r 0 = ˆ z\  ¦`  ¦ Û ¼º ú ˜ Y  L`  ¦ €   A ~ 0 · ˆ r 0 = a sin θ cos φ + b sin θ sin φ + c cos θ

= ~ A · ˆ r (9)

e ”

`  ¦ · ú ˜ à º e ”  . 7 £ ¤, Û ¼º ú ˜ Y  L _  ° ú כ“ É r  r„  \  @ /K " f Ô  ¦

(3)



 | ¾ Ós  . Õ ªo “ ¦ ~ A 0 _  ß ¼l \  ¦ ½ ¨K  ˜ Ѐ  

| ~ A 0 | = p

a 2 + b 2 + c 2 (10) s

Ù ¼– Ð

A ~ 0 · ˆ r 0 = | ~ A 0 || ˆ r 0 | cos Θ

= | ~ A 0 | cos Θ

= a sin θ cos φ + b sin θ sin φ + c cos θ (11)

– Ð Â Ò' 

cos Θ = 1

√ a 2 + b 2 + c 2 (a sin θ cos φ+b sin θ sin φ+c cos θ) (12)

\

 ¦ % 3   H  . Õ ªo  # Œ Z

f ( ~ A · ˆ r)dΩ = Z

f ( ~ A 0 · ˆ r 0 )dΩ 0

= Z π

0

Z 2π 0

f (| ~ A 0 | cos Θ) sin ΘdΘdΦ

= 2π Z π

0

f ( p

a 2 + b 2 + c 2 cos Θ) sin ΘdΘ

= 2π Z 1

−1

f ( p

a 2 + b 2 + c 2 t)dt (13)

e ”

`  ¦ 7 £ x" î >   ) a   [12]. s  ~ ½ Ó& ñ d ” _   t } Œ • ×  ¦ \ " f  H t ≡ sin Θ\  ¦ ‚  × þ ˜ # Œ & h ì  r`  ¦ u  ¨ 8 Š % i  .

III. X ì Ä Ä Z Ø8 ý “ Ö «“ Ó Þ

s

] j 0 A_  & h ì  r s  s 6   x ÷ &  H ˜ Ðl [ þ t`  ¦ ¶ ú ˜( R˜ Ðl – Ð ô  Ç



.

1. V ê s„ ÆX c l “ Ó ÞT  ° n Þ À W ¥ w Š ¹ Å ­ Žä à Å4 

&

ñ  l  © œ_  % ò † ¾ Ó A " f N> h_  " f– Ð  © œ  ñ Œ •6   x`  ¦ t 

· ú

§  H “ ¦„   Û ¼— 2 ;[ þ t“ É r  6 £ § Hamiltonian \  _ K " f l Õ ü t ) a



.

H = −~h ·

N

X

i=1

→ s i ,

= −h x

N

X

i=1

s x i − h y

N

X

i=1

s y i

N

X

i=1

s z i . (14)

#

Œl " f h x , h y , h z   H y Œ •y Œ • x-~ ½ ӆ ¾ Ó, y-~ ½ ӆ ¾ Ó, z-~ ½ ӆ ¾ Ó & ñ  l 



© œ_  ß ¼l s  . ¢ ¸ô  Ç s x i = sin θ i cos φ i , s y i = sin θ i sin φ i

Õ

ªo “ ¦ s z i = cos θ i   H    0 Au  i\  e ”   H “ ¦„  & h  Û ¼— 2 ; ~s i _ 

$ í

ì  r`  ¦    · p . ô  Ǽ #  θ i   H F G y Œ •(polar angle) Õ ªo “ ¦ φ i



 H ~ ½ Ó0 Ay Œ •(azimuthal angle)`  ¦ y Œ •y Œ •    · p . s  Û ¼— 2 ;>  _

 : Ÿ x > % i † < Æ& h  $ í | 9 “ É r ì  r C † < Êà º Z\  ¦ ½ ¨† < ÊÜ ¼– Ð" f % 3 # Q”  



. 7 £ ¤, a = βh x , b = βh y , c = βh z – Ð & ñ _  €  

Z(a, b, c, N ) = Z

e −βH dΩ =

N

Y

i=1

Z π 0

Z 2π 0

e a sin θ

i

cos φ

i

+b sin θ

i

sin φ

i

+c cos θ

i

sin θ i dθ i dφ i = [z i (a, b, c)] N . (15)

#

Œl " f

z i (a, b, c) = Z π

0

Z 2π 0

e a sin θ

i

cos φ

i

+b sin θ

i

sin φ

i

+c cos θ

i

sin θ i dθ i dφ i (16)

“

 X <, s  ~ ½ Ó& ñ d ” `  ¦ ~ ½ Ó& ñ d ”  (4)ü < q “ §K  ˜ Ѐ  

A = aˆ ~ x + bˆ y + cˆ z (17) s

Ù ¼– Ð

~

s i = s x i x + s ˆ y i y + s ˆ z i z ˆ

= sin θ i cos φ i x + sin θ ˆ i sin φ i y + cos θ ˆ i z ˆ (18)



 H

ˆ

r = sin θ cos φˆ x + sin θ sin φˆ y + cos θˆ z (19)

\

 K { © œ† < Ê`  ¦ · ú ˜ à º e ”  .   " f ~ ½ Ó& ñ d ”  (13)Ü ¼– Ð Â Ò' 

z i (a, b, c) = 2π Z 1

−1

e

a

2

+b

2

+c

2

t dt,

= 4π

√ a 2 + b 2 + c 2 sinh p

a 2 + b 2 + c 2 . (20)

Õ ª QÙ ¼– Ð

Z(a, b, c, N ) = [z i (a, b, c)] N

=

 4π

√ a 2 + b 2 + c 2 sinh( p

a 2 + b 2 + c 2 )

 N

.

(21)

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2. “ ¤” X ¢ä ì È ü w Š ¹ Å Heisenberg { ¢¨ | 

Á

ºô  Ç# 3 0 A “ ¦„   Heisenberg — ¸4 S q“ É r  6 £ § õ  ° ú  “ É r Hamil- tonian Ü ¼– Ð & ñ _ ô  Ç .

H = − J

4N (S x 2 + S y 2 + S z 2 ). (22) s

 d ” \ " f J  H Û ¼— 2 ;-Û ¼— 2 ;   ½ + Ë © œÃ ºs “ ¦ N“ É r 8 ú x Û ¼

—

2 ; > hà ºs  . 0 A_  Hamiltonian“ É r 8 ú x Û ¼— 2 ;$ í ì  r S α = P N

i=1 s α i (α = x, y, z)\  ¦ s 6   x K " f ³ ð‰ & ³ % i   H X <, s α i   H   



& h  i\  0 Au ô  Ç é ß –{ 9  “ ¦„  Û ¼— 2 ;_  α-$ í ì  r s  . s  — ¸4 S q _

 ì  r C † < Êà º  H

Z H = Π N i=1 Z π

0

Z 2π 0

sin θ i dθ i dφ i e

4NβJ

(S

2x

+S

2y

+S

2z

) (23) _

 + þ AI \  ¦ t   H X <,

e

γ2 +δ2 +ε2

= α π

Z ∞

−∞

e −αx

2

+γx dx Z ∞

−∞

e −αy

2

+δy dy Z ∞

−∞

e −αz

2

+εz dz. (24)

\

 d ” \  α = N/βJ, γ = S x , δ = S y Õ ªo “ ¦ ε = S z \  ¦ @ /{ 9  €  

Z H (a, b, c) = ( N πβJ )

32

Z ∞

−∞

Z ∞

−∞

Z ∞

−∞

e

βJN

(x

2

+y

2

+z

2

) dxdydz

N

Y

i=1

Z π 0

Z 2π 0

sin θ i dθ i dφ i e x sin θ

i

cos φ

i

+y sin θ

i

sin φ

i

+z cos θ

i

= ( N πβJ )

32

Z ∞

−∞

Z ∞

−∞

Z ∞

−∞

e

βJN

(x

2

+y

2

+z

2

) [z i (x, y, z)] N dxdydz (25)

e ”

Ü ¼– Ð ~ ½ Ó& ñ d ”  (13)s   r  s 6   x| ¨ c à º e ” 6 £ §`  ¦ · ú ˜ à º e ” 



.

3. w Š ¹ Å ­ Žä à ŠŒ ˜ m6 Kª Ž ®  o­ Ž { ¢¨ | 8 ý  ¹ ō ˜ mS ó o Þ

“

¦„   Û ¼— 2 ; ì ø ÍX <Ø Ô µ 1 ÏÛ ¼ — ¸4 S q“ É r [13–16] 8 ú x Û ¼— 2 ;$ í ì  r S α

(α = x, y, z) _  † < Êà º– Ð" f  6 £ § Hamiltonian

H = − J 4N

N

X

i6=j

[s x i s x j + s y i s y j ] − J z

4N

N

X

i6=j

s z i s z j (26)

Ü

¼– Ð l Õ ü t ÷ &  H X <, J ü < J z   H y Œ •y Œ • Û ¼— 2 ;-Û ¼— 2 ;   ½ + Ë © œÃ ºs 

“

¦, s α i (α = x, y, z)   H    & h  i\  Z  ~“   “ ¦„  Û ¼— 2 ;s  . F G y

Œ

•(polar angle) θ i ü < ~ ½ Ó0 Ay Œ •(azimuthal angle) φ i _  † ½ ÓÜ ¼

–

Ð" f ³ ð‰ & ³ €   y Œ •y Œ • s x i = sin θ i cos φ i , s y i = sin θ i sin φ i , s z i = cos θ i s  .

s

 — ¸4 S q_  „  í ß –r Ð 3 x`  ¦ à º' Ÿ    H · ú ˜“ ¦o 1 p u“ É r # Œ Qt 

 e ”   [17–19]. Û ¼— 2 ;s  3 " é ¶ Bloch ½ ¨³ ð€   © œ\ " f ƒ   5

Å q& h Ü ¼– Ð ¹ ¡ §f ” s l  M :ë  H \  \ P ×  æ „ ½ Ó · ú ˜“ ¦o 1 p u (heatbath algorithm) s  Metropolis · ú ˜“ ¦o 1 p u \  q K " f j þ t — ¸ e ” 



 [20]. s  · ú ˜“ ¦o 1 p u“ É r # Q‹ "  Û ¼— 2 ; C \ P `  ¦ | 9  S X ‰Ò  ¦ s  P (i = 1 · · · N |s x i , s y i , s z i ) ∝ e −βH (27)

÷

&• ¸2 Ÿ ¤ Û ¼— 2 ; C \ P `  ¦ µ 1 ÏÒ q tr & ï  r  . 8 ú x Û ¼— 2 ;$ í ì  r S α \  ¦ S α = P N

i=1 s α i (α = x, y, z) – Ð & ñ _   . €  $  j   P : Û ¼— 2 ;

“

 

~ s j = s x j x + s ˆ y j y + s ˆ z j ˆ z (28) _

 D h\  v >  l  (update)\  ¦   H X <,   Qt  Û ¼— 2 ;_  ½ + Ë`  ¦

S ~ 0

N

X

i6=j

(s x i ˆ x + s y i y + s ˆ z i ˆ z

= S x 0 x + S ˆ y 0 y + S ˆ z 0 z ˆ (29)



“ ¦ & ñ _   . Õ ª Q€   8 ú x Û ¼— 2 ;“ É r

S = ~ ~ S 0 + ~ s j (30)

–

Ð ³ ð‰ & ³ ) a  . s M : −βH   H Ó ü t o | ¾ ӓ É r d = βJ/4N s “ ¦ e = βJ z /4N  “ ¦ & ñ _  €  

−βH = d (S x ) 2 + (S y ) 2  + e(S z ) 2 − d

N

X

i=1

(s x i ) 2 + (s y i ) 2  − e

N

X

i=1

(s z i ) 2 = K + as x j + bs y j + cs z j (31)

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–

Ð ³ ð‰ & ³½ + É Ã º e ”   H X <, # Œl " f j   P : Û ¼— 2 ;_  D h\  v >  l \  ¦ à º' Ÿ r 

K = d[(S x 0 ) 2 + (S 0 y ) 2 ] + e(S 0 z ) 2 − d

N

X

i6=j

[(s x i ) 2 + (s y i ) 2 ] − e

N

X

i6=j

(s z i ) 2 (32)

ü

<

a = 2dS x 0 , b = 2dS 0 y , c = 2eS z 0 (33)



 H    t  · ú §  H Ó ü t o | ¾ Ós  .   " f ~ ½ Ó& ñ d ”  (27)\  ~ ½ Ó& ñ d ”

 (31)`  ¦ @ /{ 9  €  

P (i = 1 · · · N |s x i , s y i , s z i ) ∝ e K+as

xj

+bs

yj

+cs

zj

(34)

  ) a  . Õ ª  X < \ P ×  æ „ ½ Ó · ú ˜“ ¦o 1 p u“ É r ² D G ™ è& h “   (local) · ú ˜

“

¦o 1 p u s Ù ¼– Ð, D h\  v >  l  à º' Ÿ r  K  H Ø  ¦ µ 1 Ï › ¸| ë ß –`  ¦ ï

 r  . Õ ªo  # Œ D h– Ðî  r j   P : Û ¼— 2 ;“ É r (s x j ) 2 + (s y j ) 2 + (s z j ) 2 = 1 _  ½ ¨5 Å q › ¸| `  ¦ ë ß –7 á ¤ # Œ  Ù ¼– Ð

P (s x i , s y i , s z i ) = De as

xj

+bs

yj

+cs

zj

δ[(s x j ) 2 + (s y j ) 2 + (s z j ) 2 − 1] (35)

_

 S X ‰Ò  ¦ – Ð" f µ 1 ÏÒ q t >   ) a  . # Œl " f D   H # Q‹ "  ½ ©

 

 o  © œÃ ºs  . 0 A_  S X ‰Ò  ¦ › ' a > d ” s  — ¸Ž  H Û ¼— 2 ;\  D

h\  v >  l  à º' Ÿ r  & h 6   x ÷ &Ù ¼– Ð j\  ¦ ~ ½ Ó& ñ d ” \ " f Ò q t| Ä Ì

“ ¦, Û ¼— 2 ; ° ú כ`  ¦ ½ ¨€  ý a³ ð>    à º θü < φ_  † ½ ÓÜ ¼– Ð  Ë ¨€  

P (θ, φ) = De a sin θ cos φ+b sin θ sin φ+c cos θ (36)

–

Ð ³ ð‰ & ³½ + É Ã º e ”  . # Œl " f ½ ©   o  © œÃ º D  H

Z π 0

Z 2π 0

P (θ, φ) sin θdθdφ = Z π

0

Z 2π 0

e a sin θ cos φ+b sin θ sin φ+c cos θ sin θdθdφ (37)

–

Ð Â Ò'  ½ ¨½ + É Ã º e ”   H X <, s  כ “ É r  r  ô  ǁ   ~ ½ Ó& ñ d ”  (13)õ 

° ú

 “ É r — ¸€ ª œ`  ¦ “ ¦ e ”  .

IV. + s Ç Â ] Ø

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new coordinated system, the derivation can be sim- plified. In Eq. (4), since ~ A · ˆ r is a scalar, it is in- variant under any coordinate transformation. Hence, if ~ A 0 = Aˆ z in the new coordinate system, then A ~ 0 · ˆ r 0 = A cos θ 0 and dΩ 0 = sin θ 000 . Thereby, if we set cos θ 0 ≡ t, then dΩ 0 = dtdφ 0 and Eq. (13) can be obtained right away.

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